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ABC News
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technology reporter James Purtill

iPhones in Australia may end up with different chargers following EU's universal cables push

Apple is being forced to replace the Lightning connector with USB-C on new iPhones. (Getty: Jaap Arriens)

They've been chewed by dogs, misplaced, stolen, repaired, tripped over, tangled, untangled, and sworn at.

Now the familiar iPhone charger may be about to be unplugged for good.

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